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Whew!

I love the holidays as much as the next person, but they can definitely be exhausting. Luckily they are drawing to a close, and so is the year 2007.

To welcome the New Year, I thought I'd post a few fun things.
  • Was I the only that thought using cds as decorations was a little outdated? I've redecorated the young adult section of the library with red paper lanterns left behind by the wonderful Lisa.
  • I put a comment box out in the Young Adult section along with some review slips so you can let me and your friends know what books you've enjoyed recently.
  • There is a "Staff Picks" display up in the Young Adult section as well. If you ever wondered what books we read in our spare time, you can get an idea there!
For all you quiz takers out there, I just took a quiz to see which character from the graphic novel "Plain Janes" I would be:






badge Which PLAIN Jane Are You?

Main Jane





As the leader of the pack, you are always looking out for your friends and working to make your group pretty tight knit.






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Unknown said…
i'm never ready for the holidays to be over! and i'm too scared to find out which plain jane i am! :-p

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